StudentFirst Eases Student Loan Process

Encino, CA (PRWEB) July 19, 2007

Student First, a leading lender of student loans, has eased the student loan process by providing more information to students and families required to make a decision.

StudentFirst, in association with other mortgage lenders, has initiated the process of holding seminars across the state to explain the process of student loans. StudentFirst will consult with newly graduated doctors to help them navigate, understand and implement the consolidation of their federal loan debts.

Student loans by private lenders came under attack when it came to light that a few lenders were gifts to individuals in certain educational institutions in exchange for advantage in disbursal of that particular company's private student loan.

StudentFirst has always been following the Loan of Conduct. The Loan of Conduct also bans colleges from receiving anything valuable from a student loan company, including all expenses paid trips to exotic foreign locations. Student loan officers also cannot accept anything of value for serving on a lender's advisory board.

The StudentFirst Federal Consolidation program offers an easy loan consolidation program in which there are no credit checks. Students do not need a co-signer for consolidating loans at StudentFirst.

StudentFirst also allows students to consolidate their loans into lock-in rates as low as 4.5 percent. All federal loans will be bundled into one easy-to-manage loan with the StudentFirst consolidation program. In addition, the loan consolidation program has no fees, charges or prepayment penalties. It can easily be completed with an online application and an electronic signature.

StudentFirst offers Federal Loan Consolidation and Private Loan Consolidation. StudentFirst also offers private student loans at very competitive rates. The minimum undergraduate and graduate loan amounts for StudentFirst loans are $ 500 and the maximum loan amounts are $120,000.

For more information visit www.studentfirst.com

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